Italian PM Meloni says ruling out government reshuffle, not planning to resign; if the middle east crisis were to flare up again, Europe should consider temporary suspension of the stability and growth pact

Meloni's firm stance against a government reshuffle signals political stability for Italy, which may provide some confidence to the markets.

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Italian PM Meloni says ruling out government reshuffle, not planning to resign; if the middle east crisis were to flare up again, Europe should consider temporary suspension of the stability and growth pact

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However, her suggestion to consider suspending the stability and growth pact amid Middle East tensions highlights ongoing risks to fiscal discipline in the EU, potentially affecting eurozone financial markets and investor sentiment. Traders should watch for any immediate impacts on Italian bonds and broader EU assets as this situation develops.

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